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Entry comments: Buying this spiker on a b ig new spike with big volume, lets see how far it can go, as I highlighted n chat/my watchlist it can really run, cut losses though if it can't keep squeezing shorts

Exit comments: WHEWWWWW, what a rush, it got all the way up tot he 13s, I can't even keep up, see this chart https://tinyurl.com/ynfssb3u help me piss off shorts who just got so squeezed when the top free chat just pumped this so much LOL...congrats to so many students who just made $1-2-3/share, great work everyone, will discuss on today's challenge webinar

ENTRY COMMENTS: Had to go back in during regular trading hours using the Oracle signal. EXIT COMMENTS: This equity had been consolidating for awhile so I went back in with a slightly larger size. This ended up stopping out then continued to fade for the rest of the day.

1918TH TRADE. BACK IN AT RESISTANCE BREAK. SOLD WITHIN A MINUTE FOR .74 CENT PROFIT, WHICH IS GOOD FOR ME BECAUSE EVERY PART OF ME WANTED TO HIT SELL AT 9.30'S. THAT BEING SAID HOLY S**T DID I SELL TO EARLY. ANOTHER 2 MINUTES GETS ME 4 MORE DOLLARS. ULTIMATELY GOT TO 20 PRE. STILL HAVE TO GET BETTER HOLDING RUNNERS. BUT GREAT TRADE

ENTRY COMMENTS: My first pre-market trade while attending Tbohen DIT remote webinar at the Tim Sykes Challenge Student retreat. EXIT COMMENTS: Very exciting and it was helpful to have Tim Bohen live. Will be doing this more in the future. Need to size up for the next one but this was fine for an entry trade.

Up on UPC $1.24/share on 20 shares, but greedily added 20 more, using $523 buying power on a $150 account. I should have sold into $17.42–17.62 resistance. Averaging up to $16.84 increased my risk from about $16 to $56, and I didn't recalculate it. The stock flushed, and I couldn't exit near $15.40. If adding, I should have waited for $18+ and used a stop-loss. Greed cost me the trade.

Up on UPC $1.24/share on 20 shares, but greedily added 20 more, using $523 buying power on a $150 account. I should have sold into $17.42–17.62 resistance. Averaging up to $16.84 increased my risk from about $16 to $56, and I didn't recalculate it. The stock flushed, and I couldn't exit near $15.40. If adding, I should have waited for $18+ and used a stop-loss. Greed cost me the trade.

Up on UPC $1.24/share on 20 shares, but greedily added 20 more, using $523 buying power on a $150 account. I should have sold into $17.42–17.62 resistance. Averaging up to $16.84 increased my risk from about $16 to $56, and I didn't recalculate it. The stock flushed, and I couldn't exit near $15.40. If adding, I should have waited for $18+ and used a stop-loss. Greed cost me the trade.

Up on UPC $1.24/share on 20 shares, but greedily added 20 more, using $523 buying power on a $150 account. I should have sold into $17.42–17.62 resistance. Averaging up to $16.84 increased my risk from about $16 to $56, and I didn't recalculate it. The stock flushed, and I couldn't exit near $15.40. If adding, I should have waited for $18+ and used a stop-loss. Greed cost me the trade.

Up on UPC $1.24/share on 20 shares, but greedily added 20 more, using $523 buying power on a $150 account. I should have sold into $17.42–17.62 resistance. Averaging up to $16.84 increased my risk from about $16 to $56, and I didn't recalculate it. The stock flushed, and I couldn't exit near $15.40. If adding, I should have waited for $18+ and used a stop-loss. Greed cost me the trade.